Wisconsin Lawyers Rebecca J. to Rebecca Wickhem

Explore Wisconsin attorneys like Rebecca J. Roeker, Rebecca Jean Lauber, Rebecca Kathryn Mason, Rebecca Kellner, Rebecca Kent, Rebecca Kiefer, Rebecca L. Domnitz, and Rebecca Wickhem House. in cities like Milwaukee, Madison, Appleton, Milwaukee and Milwaukee. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 53202, 53085, 53204.

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Rebecca J. Roeker

Firm: Davis and Kuelthau, s.c.

111 East Kilbourn Avenue , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Rebecca Jean Lauber

300 Mill St, Po Box 901 , Sheboygan Falls , Wisconsin 53085

Practice Areas: Corporate

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Rebecca Steinman

Firm: PKSD

1110 N Doctor M.L.K. Jr , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53203

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Car Accident, Defective Products, Motorcycle Accident, Wrongful Death

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“appy with the end result. Rebecca always kept me updated on the case and was very kind and helpful.”

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Rebecca Speckhard

Firm: Quarles & Brady LLP

411 East Wisconsin Avenue , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Municipal , Public Finance, State, Local And Municipal Law, State, Local And Municipal Law, State, Local And Municipal Law, State, Local And Municipal Law, State, Local And Municipal Law, State, Local And Municipal Law, State, Local And Municipal Law, State, Local And Municipal Law, State, Local And Municipal Law

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Rebecca Scarr

1433 N Water St Ste 400 , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Rebecca Pirozzolo-Mellowes

Firm: Foley & Lardner LLP

777 East Wisconsin Avenue , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53202

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property , Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation

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Rebecca Paulson

17 W. Main St. , Madison , Wisconsin 53707

Practice Areas: State & Local Law, Lawsuits & Disputes

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Rebecca Oettinger

Firm: Driftless Mediation and Family Law LLC

Po Box 662 , Baraboo , Wisconsin 53913

Practice Areas: Mediation, Divorce, Family

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“est interests. She presented information and options in a way that was easily understood and was su”

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“Attorney Oettinger is such a great legal resource and her expertise in family law has been an invaluable asset to our organization. She always graciously accepts legal referrals an…”

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Rebecca Mittelsteadt

. , Madison , Wisconsin 53717

Practice Areas: Business

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Rebecca Millenbach

2675 N Mayfair Road #610, Suite 610 , Wauwatosa , Wisconsin 53226

Practice Areas: Divorce, Family, Child Support

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“I highly recommend Attorney Millenbach as she cared about me, my family, and my case and not only my money or feeding money into the legal system whic...”

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“I hired Rebecca Millenbach as my Divorce Attorney. I loved everything about her handling of the process. She was very thorough, answering all my questions and concerns promptly. Th…”

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Rebecca Mackie

6041 Monona Dr Ste 100 , Monona , Wisconsin 53716

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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Rebecca M. Richards-Bria

225 E State St , Mauston , Wisconsin 53948

Practice Areas: Family, Real Estate, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Probate

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Rebecca Leair

Firm: Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren s.c.

N16W23250 Stone Ridge Drive , Waukesha , Wisconsin 53188

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Civil , Collections, Construction , General Practice, Insurance , Municipal , Real Estate , Real Estate

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Rebecca Kiefer

10201 W Watertown Plank Rd # 1027 , Wauwatosa , Wisconsin 53226

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Rebecca Kent

Firm: Mccarty Law LLP

2401 E Enterprise Ave , Appleton , Wisconsin 54913

Practice Areas: Employment, Appeals, Litigation, General Practice, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor

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Rebecca Kellner

Firm: Usi Insurance Services

100 N Corporate Dr , Brookfield , Wisconsin 53045

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Insurance, Employment

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Rebecca Kathryn Mason

Firm: Godfrey and Kahn, S.C.

East Main Street , Madison , Wisconsin 53703

Practice Areas: Civil ,Election Campaign & Political ,Entertainment & Sports

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“I highly recommend Rebecca Mason Law LLC located at 245 Main St. in Racine, WI, for estate planning. Rebecca Mason and her team, recently completed my will and trust, and the …”

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Rebecca Wickhem House

1201 S 2nd St , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53204

Practice Areas: Arbitration, Litigation, Commercial Real Estate

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Rebecca L. Domnitz

Firm: Pitman, Kalkhoff, Sicula & Dentice, S.C.

1110 N. Old World 3rd Street , Milwaukee , Wisconsin 53203

Practice Areas: Motor Vehicle Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury, Accidents, Animal Attacks, Aquatic Injuries, Automobile Accidents, Automobile Negligence, Bicycle Accidents, Boating Accidents, Bodily Injury, Brain Injury, Bus Accidents, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Catastrophic Injury, Cumulative Trauma, Dog Bites, Commercial Vehicle Liability, Electrical Injury, Head Injury, Pedestrian Injuries, Plaintiffs Personal Injury, Power Line Contact Injury, Rental Vehicle Litigation, Repetitive Stress Injury, School Bus Accidents, Severe Burns, Third Party Wrongful Death, Subway Accidents, Spinal Injury, Traumatic Brain Injury, Unintended Acceleration, Whiplash, Wrongful Death, Premises Liability, Inadequate Security, Negligent Security

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Rebecca S. Lindner

Firm: Habush Habush & Rottier S.C.

408 South Monroe Ave , Green Bay , Wisconsin 54301

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Eviction Advice - Wisconsin | Aug 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Wisconsin Facing eviction after reporting serious housing/code violations. What can I do to delay the eviction or protect myself? Hello, and thank you for reading. I’m in Wisconsin and am currently facing eviction. I’m trying to understand what options I have, particularly whether the timing of the eviction could be considered retaliatory. My roommate and I have lived in our apartment for about a year. There have been numerous problems with the property, including missing window screens, poorly weatherized doors, a refrigerator that didn’t function properly for several months, recurring marijuana odors from another unit, and ongoing garbage/pest issues. The most serious issue is the electrical system. I began experiencing electrical shocks in the bathroom from things including the faucet/drain and other surfaces including the FLOOR. I initially reported the issue to management, and they sent an electrician, but the problem was never actually resolved. More recently, I confirmed that there was an electrical issue using a multimeter AGAIN and was injured by another shock, resulting in a medical bill. Because the problem wasn’t being resolved, I contacted city code enforcement. An inspector came out and identified multiple code violations, including issues I wasn’t previously aware of. The inspection report was provided to both me and property management. Separately, I’ve been struggling financially after losing employment and fell behind on rent. An eviction case was previously filed, but my roommate and I entered into a stipulation agreement with the property management. I later regained employment and was making progress,…
I (23F) think my dad (70M) is being scammed by a Thai woman (50sF) | Aug 17, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
He has spent HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS on her. She keeps breaking up with him, and manipulating his feelings for her to get back with him, just to make money off of him again. I’m so fucking sick of seeing this woman drain my dad. What do I do? I know she is here legally, but from what I’ve heard she does illegal business practices (giving men “happy endings” at her spa.) And fuck, I wish this was fake. But it’s real. I want my dad to be happy but he keeps going after women who just want to be insane and use him for money. He even went to Thailand to visit her family! I always had a bad feeling about her, but because those feelings felt rooted in racial stereotypes, I pushed it aside. But my whole time of knowing her this past year, she has always been stand-offish with me, cooked me a lot of food, and never let me join her to maybe cook with her or talk with her or do dishes. It always just felt like she was trying to give a lot to look good but never actually engage with me as my dad’s daughter. I’m pissed off. I’m heartbroken for my dad. He is such a sweetheart and doesn’t fucking deserve this. She’s so lucky I am 2 hours away right now. Otherwise she’d be getting an earful from me. Location: Wisconsin, USA
Landlord took full security deposit for rent that was stolen from their dropbox [WI] | Aug 12, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Racine, Wisconsin I lived in an apartment complex in Racine, Wisconsin and moved out at the end of July 2026. The landlord just sent the security deposit accounting and took my entire security deposit (a bit under $1,000), claiming it was for unpaid rent from June 2025. They’re only returning the pet deposit. Here’s what actually happened with that June rent: • June 1, 2025 I bought MoneyGram money orders for the full rent amount and put them in the landlord’s designated rent drop box. • The drop box was later broken into / compromised and multiple payments (including mine) were stolen. A police report was filed with video of the theft. • Management didn’t tell us the money was missing until the 6th of the month. By the time we (and they) contacted MoneyGram, the money orders had already been cashed by someone else. • Their own resident handbook specifically says rent can be paid by delivering it to that drop box. We didn’t have an online payment option. • The same property manager later signed a Wisconsin Rent Certificate that lists that month’s rent as paid. I already sent a formal written demand disputing the deduction and pointing out the drop box policy + the Rent Certificate they signed. I’m also filing a complaint with the Wisconsin DATCP.
New Building Owners of Commercial Lease Agreement | Aug 12, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I have owned a small retail business in Wisconsin for 14 years. Two years ago I needed to move my business to a new location and signed a 5-year commercial lease agreement with a building owner I had known for 10 years. She was always easy to work with, helpful, and was practical in nature. A few months after I moved in she sold the building. The new owners are a father and son. The son is pleasant to work with, but the father is condescending and "old school." I have requested a few things be repaired, but essentially nothing has been done. The rent and overhead is considerably higher than my previous years of experience. I am at the point I want to either sell my business or close. I specifically signed with the original owner because I had known her. I did not agree to a lease commitment to the new owners. I can sub-lease, but I need to obtain prior written consent and approval of the lessor. Do I have any legal "out" at all because of a change in the ownership of the building that I had no control over? Location: Wisconsin
[WI] No temporary order was entered for 6 months while I overpaid in bills. Is this normal? | Aug 8, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Wisconsin I am in the middle of a divorce in Wisconsin. My case was filed 6 months ago, but no temporary court order was ever entered at the beginning. Since separation, I (high earner) have voluntarily paid over $35,000 directly for my spouse's mortgage, utilities, car loan, insurance, and personal expenses to keep the household afloat. My attorney recently sent me a draft Temporary Stipulation received from opposing counsel for me to sign. When I audited the draft against my actual paystubs and bank records, I realized my attorney has left me severely exposed: 1. No Credit for $35k+ Voluntary Overpayments: Under Wisconsin law (Wis. Stat. § 767.59(1r)), voluntary payments made without a court order receive zero automatic credit after the fact. My attorney included no language recognizing or crediting the $35k+ I already paid. 2. Blank Commencement Date / Arrears Trap: The draft leaves the support start date blank. If backdated to the filing date, cash support creates $20,000+ in back support arrears, meaning I could be forced to pay support twice (once in direct bills paid, once in cash arrears). 3. Uncapped Liabilities & Over-Commitment: The draft obligates me to pay scheduled mortgage, child support, spousal support, car loans, health premiums, PLUS uncapped utilities, repairs, and blanket auto insurance. In total, it commits over 50% of my net take-home pay, leaving me with barely enough for my own rent. 4. Bonus Double-Dipping: The draft splits future bonuses 50/50 without excluding an annual bonus I already received before…

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